pail v ttegrap fitiTit4o TO ADVEELTISE.B.S..-All Ad vertisements, Finsiness Notices, Mar. rhiges, Deaths, Ste, to secure Onionlon to the TELEDItArIi, roust Invariably So ikeWalliptlLllied with the CASH. Lien's ordered In the regular' titian sit inserted in the lion cell - bout extra charge. KIIIE RISBURG, PA Wednesday Evening, January IS, 1861 !TOWN AND 00UNTRY auT WSICTS.D.—A smart boy wanted at No. 29 North Second street. —4P— . LOST—On Tuesday evening, 12th lest., in the Post Office, or between there and the Bethel Church, a pocketbook, contay4ing about $6 50. The finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving it at this office. • * Faosrao FEET, so prevalent during this sea ,: .n, caa be readily cured by using "Bannvart's eEt (lure," au article that has never been own to fail, and thousands can testify to this fact, For Eale at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug janl2 St store JAKE 1317 DD SH sail to be doing a flourishing business at Canterbury Music`Hall, on Walnut t street. Jake strives to please the public. I=l DANGEROUS COUNTEEFEIT.-A dangerous coith terfeit $2 00 bill on the "Bank of Schuylkil County" has been put into ciculation in Read ing. Look out for the new counterfeit ! Iltrcucoox continues to amuse the public at Banford's Hall. Very excellent actors and act resses are now engaged there. The season will -oon close; hence those desiring to attend should go at once. • THE Takes Lammas BUT Came recently al-, tided to in these columns, as having been i; . .rought to Earrisburg . by Mr. A. ioser, were r . %laug,lAtered this morning and are now exposed to view is the slaughter house of Mr. .K.., where the public are Invited to inspect them. OUR early markets have closed. Hereafter the hour of opening will be eight o'clock. Oar citizens should remember this change, which will be of great convenience to them Our iconntly friends will also be benefitted by the Li change, as they can come to market by day light ON to-mou•ow (Thursday) evenlog Col. F. ontgomery will deliver an address in the 11 of the Rouse of Representatives, on which -ion he 'will give a graphic description of e bombardment of Vicksburg. Do not fail attend, as something interesting may be (m -eted. ELEOLION OF OFFICRILS AT THEI PILL ON. --At a eeting of Prison Inspectors held last evening the following gentlemen. were elected as cfet tiers for the ensuing year: President of the Board—D. W. Gross. etary—Henry Peffer. Beeper—G. W. Simmons. Matron—Sirs. Simmons. Physician—Dr. Wiestling. FATAL RAILROAD AOCIDENT.-A. brakeman on the Pennsylvania Central railroad, named Jos. Battles, was killed, near Brinton's Station, last eek. His train had been witched off, to allow the mail train to pass, and he was sent :ck to flag the latter train. He sat down on ) o track, fell asleep, and was tun over and cat pieces. ItsrezDAY, in noticing the arrival of Colonel ‘,. pbell's old veterans, we unintentionally ted that it was the Fifty-third. We should' ve said the Fifty-seventh The Fifty-seventh regiment was organized principally in Mercer county, and was com manded by Col. Maxwell. Its subsequent corn mandei s were these announced yesterday. ABANDO2OI6INT OF CAMP CURTIN.--We learn that Camp Curtin is to be entirely abandoned immediately, and a new camp will be estab lished west of the river, in and around Fort Washington. This will be an excellent location, and far preferable to the old one. The new camp will be named Camp Reynolds, in honor of Gen. Reynolds, who was killed while heroi cally fighting for his country, at Gettysburg. Ws obaerve that our young friend and towns- .man, Charles C. Ritwn, Jr., of the 7th Regiment v . S Infantry, who has been absent from our 1 ~ty fur two years past with his command, let I't; •ew Mexico, has been nominated to a Cap ,,itaincy by President Lincoln. He left our city in ?CJanuary, 1861, a 2nd Lieutenant, was advanced to a iirst Lieutenancy about a year, or more ago, and now Is advanced to the still higher position 'of a Captain. THERE appears to be a general complaint on the part of the people, that a number of the street lamps are " left in the dark" at night. We do not know who is to blame, but there is .me one at fault. On Monday and Tuesday ~ , lilts we did not notice a single light on a north side of Market street, between ket Square and Fifth street. That side of .., , e street presented a fine opportunity for pick :pockets and robbers to ply their vocation. We know that there has been no light on the cor ner of Fourth and Chestnut streets, within the past week or two. Our citizens are becoming anxious to know who is guilty of neglect, in this matter. THE Horatans continue to . draw large audi ences at Brant's Hall, and their second week le even more successful than the first. The operas selected by the troupe are such as will attract public attention, and the excellent man ner in which they 'are produced glire's universal satisfaction. To-night will bepresented Doni setti's Grand Opera of " The Daughter of the Regiment," in which Miss Sallie Holman will appear as Marie, the Vivandiere, or The Child of the Regiment. The evening's entertain ment will conclude with Mikey Magra, or the Schoolmaster Abroad. - The' perfornumce will be interspersed with choice Two parties confined in the Backs county prison were united is marriage a few days itir_ce. BARNEY CAMPBIILL found a horse blanket and uffalo robe, which are advertised irk another Lim F. W. CONRAD, of Lancaster, VIIN been unanimously elected pastor of the Lutheran church in Chamberebnrg, A Locoraorrva exploded at Milton, Pa., on the Northwestern railroad, on Wednesday, killing one passenger and mortally wounding two others; A roolt araL lost a pocket-book containing all her money, amounting to about $6 60. We hope the finder will return it. See advertise ment. NOTIC/1.-A special meeting of the Paxton Fire Company will be held at their hall this ,(Wednesday) evening at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance kfrequested, as businew of import ,F ice will be transacted. By order. Cox's Sexaxrazao GIELATM, for convenieuch beauty and chkapuess, etands unrivalled for making a richer and more crystalline jelly in a few minutes, than that made In - the usual tedl ous way, from calves' feet. For .sale by the package or dozen, at C. A. Batmvart & po.'s drug store. filtrazrenY Rum Frno.—The regular month ly payment to soldiers' families will be made on Friday afternoon, 15th inst., at the Sheriff's office, between the hours of four and riz: - * GEORGE BERGNER, Prekt. 0: EDWARDS, Sec y. ==3 WB would invite attention to the advertise ment of a grand military and citizens' dress ball, to be given on the eve of the Governor's inauguration, at Brent's Hall, in this city. No doubt there will be a large attendance, as the city will doubtless be crowded with strangers, as on former inaugural occasions. Our citizens who are disposed to engage in the " merry dance" will aao be on hand. It is the design of the managers to make this ball worthy of patronage, and they are sparing neither labor or expense to accomplish their object. Tun EPIPIIANY.-Thii festive season of the Christian Church, which is more or less ob served with varied forms and- ceremonies by a large portion of the religious world, including many Protestant communions, as welt as the Roman' Catholic, commenced last Wednesday, the 6th instant, and will shortly terminate with the approach of the Lcnten season. In Roman Crithnlic Countries, the.period from Ep iphany or the twelfth day after Christmas,dOwn to Ash Wednesday, is regarded as the Carnival season, and, is devoted, especially the latter portion of it, to merry making and pleasures, in anticipation - of the abstemious period of Lent. In the English Church and the American Ails copal Church the , Epiphany season terminates with the third Sniaday before Lent, called in the Calendar Septuagesima, Sunday, when - there takes place a marked change"- id the Church services, and they begin to partake of the som bre hue of the approaching season of humilia tion. This year Easter Sunday falls on the 27th of March, nearly the earliest period that it Can possibly occur, and hence the period be tween Epiphany and Lent necessarily becomes much ehorter this year than it often is. Neil Sunday week will be Septuagesima, and• thus the EPiphanyseason this year is brief. Epiphaity, "Twelfth Day" es It is sometimes called, is observed In commemoration of the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles; more expressly in the persons of three Magi or Wise Men of the East, whom, the gospel record tellti us, came to Jerusalem to worship the new-born King, being guided from their distant lames' by a miraculous star. The primitive Christians celebrated 'the feast of the Nativity or Christ mas for twelve days, observing the first and last with great solemnity, and both of these days, we are told, were first denominated Epiphany. The first the greater Epiphany, from the Saviour having on that day become. incarnate, or made his appearance in "the flesh," and the latter, or "Twelfth Day," the lesser Epiphany, from the three-fold manifesta tion of his Godhead—the first by the appear ance of the star which conducted the wise men but of the .East to worship the. Messiah ;,the second in the descent of the Woly% ghost upon Him air His baptlsin and ihe third in thifirst miracle of Our Lord In turning water into wine at the marriage in Cana, which great events are especially alluded to in the vaiions religions services with which the day and season are observed. Strange and incongruous as many of Ile festive observances of the ,',Twelith Day" and the period iollsiwing appear, to be, as we read of them in chronicles of the olden time, and is still observed in many quarters, there is evidently underlying all important religious teaching. ".The Chivalry." By Kunkel's Bard—.l.` W. S. When Bumiter's walls they did attack, By murderous hands, with treasoreblack, Oh what a glorious victory won, Ten of the "Chivalry" to one. Of riding o'er the Constitution, It then did seem an easy task ; Now see tiieir utter destitation Their strongholds ta'en an empty esiik Is their once happy home. 413 easy for weak man 'twonld be To stop thesun or walk thiiiiea; As manage with. ten times his power, To make the stars and stripes once cower, Bat we'll of other, eonstitOons write, That soon destroyed can easy be, By gaunt dyspepsia's cruel blight, In parts of our anatomy. But yet there's victory to be gained, 9'er this enemy's bold advance— ' : 'Tis "IC.unkers Wine," so world wide famed, Re use your health will much enhance. • trial give of this great cure, Then ,victory'e won ; the battle's o'er ! ! ! For Sinsliel* 's Bitter Wine of Iron, or other. arms and ammunition foi attacking the enemy, apply to B. A. Minkel &Bro., 1 1811farkefft..r 4 ME FOR SALE CHEAP—Two horses and a carriage suitable for hacking. Enquire of Edward ad- Omer,. at Mrs. -Bleiek'S boarding on Third street, between Market and Walnut. jstf ATIENTIO2I, Ann Crrr Zotravas I—A meeting of the First City Zonaves (lato Co. A, 127th Reg. P. V.) will be held at Brant's Hall, lower floor, this (Wednesday) evening at 7k o'clock. Every member is expected to be present. By order of 0 Amon? Os ma NOILTHIRN OLNTRAL RAILROAD. I A dispatch has been received from Baltimore, giving the following partidulars of an accident that occurred on the N. C. B. 8., yesterday: An accident occurred yesterday, on the Northern Central railroad, 20 miles ftom this city. Two passenger cars 'became detached from the mall• train from Harrisburg, and were run into by a road , train. The cars were de molished: D. O. Callahan of London, Can ada, was killed, and six other passengers wore badly injured, including Hon. B C. Parsons, of Cleveland, Ohio and Lieut. Col. Blackman, of Ohio. The wounded were all brought here last night. New , BA.Kaav: 7 --Mr. John Ak:om announces that he has opened a new bakery, on Broad street,. between Second and Third street, West Harrisburg, where he is prepared to supply bread and cakes at reasonable rates. Hi. Alcorn it an old and MV.a er, and was for a number of ymaperitr en , of one of the largest bakeries in this city: Ire Is now selling his breed* by:weight at Vie - rate-,of five cents per pound. Nersons vrant*di good bread and wish to getArvortbilLthirr money will do well to give him a Weir' Bread will be supplied to customers In all parts,of the city, and all persons desiring any thing in his line of business can leave their orders at the bakery in Broad Street, between Second and l'hird, or. in Mr. Aicona box oo the counter in the DAILY TILWOIiAPIL office. - janll-1w Miss Margaret Cunkle A modest -and quiet .Christian woman has been suddenly called away, whose loss will be deeply and keenly felt by a large number of families. Miss C. was an intelligent and devoted Christian, and no swlden surprise of death could find her unprepared for her departure.— Nearly the last duty in which she was engaged on:earth was worship with the people of God on Sunday evening last ; a fitting preparation for the °adieu worship of _ Heaven. Though she has been long and widely known in this nomnadnity and warmly apPreciated for her Christian character and /abort; of love, yet but few have known her real usefulness , her worth at home and , her quiet charities everywhere.— To many her moinoxy is greatly' endeared b*. her tender sympathies in times of sorrow and bereavement: In how many of-our -families has she ministered to the beloved dead and consoled the stricken living ! In how many of our homes, during the sad, dark hours between the dying and the sepulture, has tier presence been a comfort and a blessing ! She will be missed, greatly misso,,,,in coming days, when those hours return agianto our homes,'lnd we look in vain lin 'her 'coining. Bat while we grieve over. our loss, we joy In herga ; and knowing that when on earth "she did *hat she could' . to make °then's - good and happy, and to serve Christ, we are assured of - hei'safe arrival in "the Christian:a Home of Qlory,!' and aie glad - as though we had seen it with our own eyes. [ O l - A FRIEND. IF yon wishto impart vigor and clearness to the voice, relieve. hoarsened; and bronchial af fection, get at once a box of Bannvart's Bron chial Troches, the only effectual remedy in the market. +For sale by the - box, dozen or gross at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug Store, No. 2 Jones Bow, Harrisburg, Pa. • • - - - • ` Or A liberal discount to the trade. deo24-tf epttial Notices GOLD PENS HE•POINTED EQUAL TO NEW, on the receipt of 86 cents. Circulars for the Johnson Pen; sent on application, by Mail or - Otherwise. E. S. JOHNSON, Manufactory and Office, _ 15 MAIDEN LANE, New York City. decl9-dlm Military .13painese Attended To. Bounty, P.eneiou, Back Pay, Subsistence and Mint/try and War Claims, generally, Made out Ind collected. Persons residing at a distance can have their businesa transacted by mail, by addressing -`• EUGENE SNYDER, Attorney-at-Law, del7-dly Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. SPECIAL NOTICE. OARFORIM OPERA HOUSE. W: Hitchcock & Co Proprietors In answer to a notice in the TELEGRAPH, of Wednesday evening, July 6th, Wm. Hitchcock respectfully informs his friends and patrons that he is the Propiletofot the above named Hall, he having obtained a lease from Judge Murray for the term of one month, with the privilege of three; and thereby intends to keep possession of the Hall, trusting to his friends and the public for the same liberal support that has attended - him during his professional career at the above establishment. .jan 7 , Wid..HITCHCOOK. Hula S Mills! We have on hand muffs, at $3, $3.60, $4 and $5. A good assortment of 'low price furs. Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks I CloakS for ladies, all prices.' s` Cloaks'Aer children. ' • Cloaks stall Prices, up to $26." -•- Hoop skirts at 76 cts.,,.sl 4 up to $B. Stockingiefor ladies and children: Socks, woolen and cotton. Linen table rovers, linen napkins. • Black at6l, SIAO, and all.prices. Woolen shirts' of all' descriptions. ' Ladies' and gentlemen's Pocket hdfs. Linen sheeting 10-4. Linen for pillow macs 6.4. Mullins, bleached' And unbleached, beet make. • Kid.glovieut 87c. and $1 Per, pair. Cantinas and cassinette for men and boys' wear. - Undershirts and draieers.• - Ladies' merino vests. Dress goods at all prices: caminic bands and cambric'edging. BAlia ßi al skirts at $8.25, $8:50, s4.' ", Lirgeassortmant of Other goods at • • & LEWYI3: IMMO .. , , , --- , ..ii10,..-... F. ASBURY AWL, Captain TO tIORSE OWNERS SWkET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOB 1104 SIN is unrivaled by any, and in all cases of Lameness arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Galls, Scratches, Mange, itc., it will also cure speedily. Spavtn and Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured in their incipient stages, but confirmed came are beyond the possibility, of a radical cure. No case of the kind, however, is so desperate or hopeless but it may be alleviated by this Liniment, and its faithful application will always remove the Laritenessoind enable the horses to travel with comparative ease. Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use at the first appear ance of Lameness will effectually prevent those formidable diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable, and which render so many otherwise valualde horses nearly worthless. Se advertisement. augl9•daweow Brown's Broncshial Trot:hes These Lozenges are Prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bummer. Ar: ILCTiONS, ASTHMA., 110AMEHNISS, COUGIIO, COLDS, and Irritation or Soreness of the Thr&t. PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, haying a peculiar adaptation to affec tions which diattwb tba organs of apeebh. dec2lditwl m HAIR DYE I HAIR DYE BATCHDLOWD ELEBRATED 1141 R DYE Is-the Best In the World The only Hamden, Yrus and Reliable Dye Known. This- splendid , Hair -Dye is Perfect—changes Red, Rustyor -Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Nsdisnal Bream, without Injuring the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving •the Hair Soft'and Beautiful ; imparts fresh vitality, fre quently Teetering itspristine color, and rectifies the ill -effhots of - Bad Dyes. The Genuine is sighed WILLIAM BATOFIBLOB. All oth ers ate there imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &o. FACTORY-81 BABOLAY ST., N. Y. samariricia's , saw min mem von Messina vua nem. 1328-Iy. Ntm aliartirtintitti N 3E7 LI QU ORS , I. DOCK JR &CO __ Tummts IN FINE FAMILY (11100EBIES, opiliOstte the Court House ? have on hand a fine selection of BRANDIES of differaot vbitagee. FINE AND . COMMON WINES Of Every D 01041104 • - WHISKEYS. OLD BOURBON, M.ONONGAIKELA, FINE IRISH AND SCOTCH Whiskeys. The best ever brought to this mar ket: ' , OLD WHEAT, - • FAhLILY NECTAR, And the celebrated • CHESTNUT GRAVE CHAMPAGNE WINES. SHIM JoRANNESBURG, • CIL , SCOTCH. .AND ENGLISH ALES. LONDON BROWN STOUT WILIk OEIMY, • PLANTATION, - ' Nviqw.xt TONIO BITTERS With a copapli s ie stock l of ENGLISH ELI AMERICAN • Pickles and Cceidiments of every description now •in the market, and at THE LOWEST RATES. • jsnB VALUABLE NEW SASH- FACTORY, PLANING AND SLITTING MILL AT PIII3LI C SALA ON SATURDAY,' FEI3RYARY 6th, 1864. HE subscribes will offer for sale, the valua hiee new SASH FAO WRY, PLANING and SLITTING MILL, on the Pumberiand Valley railroad, in Mechanicsburg, Pa. The property comprises a large Two story Frame Factory, with a convenient TWO STORY WAREROOM near, with Sheds attached, for. storing lumber ; and a Lot of Ground, 150 feet square, very ad. vantageously located. The Factory is fitted up with a large stock of the beat Machinery, which is driven by an EN- an OF AMPLE POWER. The establishment has an excellent patronage and for any one desiring to carry ontiito busi ness, no better opening can be found. -- I Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK, P. Ar., en said day, when terms will be made known by , ljaB dta* : JOHN SADLER. VISITING, WEDDING, INVITATION, AND . AT HOME CARDS. BY a special arrangement with one of the best engravers in the country, cards of any description will be executed in the highest style •f art, conformable with the latest fashion, and kmpplied promptly,at lower prices than are charg ed by the staUoners in New York or Philadel phia. For samples and Floes call at • arch9tf BERG IM'S BOOKSTORE. . ALMANACS ! ALMANACS ! 1 • BAER'S LANOASIKEI AL N AIL a , Just roosived and for sale at • nol9 SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. SCHOOL SLATES of different sizes, Willson's Excellent series of Spellers and Readers, published by Harper it Brothers, together with all other School &mks and Writing Materials are offered, wholesale and retail, at dee7 - t3CHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE. LIMESTONE QUARRY riN9 LEASE, by the perch, immediately below 1 the city. For particulars enquire of deb J. KIM. APPLES!, APPLES I I B Y the Barrel; Bushel or small quantity, at no2A WM. DOCK, JR., & CO. MORTON'S : GOLD PENS. ANOTHER lotoi.lgortoree unrivalled Gold Pena for sale at decs SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE. All pens warranted for one year. _ HENRY 0. ORTEI, Teacher of the Piano, Melodeon and - Violin: VMS reasonable. 15 Third street, between AL Market sad Cheshicit streets. jazi4 Stn Wants. WANTED -600 lbs. Fresh basttleilon by S. A. KUNKEL & Bro., Apottee.-Irles, 118 Market st., Earriabcre. oct4 AGENTS wanted to soil the Standard History of the War. A rare chance to make money. Agents are clearing from $lOO to $2OO per month. 200,000 volumes already sold. Send for circulars. Address JONES BROS. & CO., Publishers, Baltimore, Bld. de3o Neu► 2tirvertistments. GaItaTDDIOOTIIILV I USEPUL and VALUA BLB DISCOVERY I HILTON'S I INSOLUBLE CEMEN Is of more general practical utility than any invention now before the patio. It has been thoroughly tested dur ing the last two years by practical men, and pronoun, ced by all to be SUPERIOR YO ANY lAdhesivePreparationsknown Applicable ageftil Arta. HATO/A b 80141111.11 •onmrt Is a new thing, and the M oult of yews of study; ite combination is on A new thing &kw* Prim:Ves, And under no Ita Combination. or change of temperature, will it become corrupt or emit any offeneve ®nett, BOOT a SHOE dannfacturers, using Ma chines, will find it the beet article lcnown as Cementing for the Channels, it works without delay, is not affected by any change of tempera- Boot and'Shoe Manufacturers. Jewelers. Will find it sufficiently adhe sive for their use, as has been proved. upecianyadased to Leather, And we claim as an especia l merit, that It sticks Patches d Linings to Boots and z l .oes suffulently strong with out stitching. fatililleil. It Is the only LIQ UID CEMEI Z Extant, that is a sure thins for mending ifursiture Crockery, M - Yl3l l3ene j , ivory, And articles et Household use. It is a liquid Remember. Hawn's' Insofinum Osumi Is In a liquid form and as easily applied as paste. SEILTON'S INSOLUBLI Ca sear Is insoluble in water or oil. Hinames Insomass Omuta Adheres oily substances. Supplied in Family or Man ufactmers' Packages from 2 ounces to 10016 x. HILTON BROS. & CO., Proprietors Providence, R. T. Finis Agents lii Phi/a jetklly MNG & MAGINNIB DAN'L £ MUNOZ AGENT. OP the Old Wallower Line, respectfully in forms the public that this Old Daily Trans portation Line, (the only Wallower Line now in existence in thia city,) is in successful operation and prepared to carry freight as low as any other individual line between Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Sunbury, Lewisburg, Williamsport, jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and all other points on the Northern Dental, Philadelphia and Erie and Williamsport and Elmira Railroads. DAN'L A. MIIENCH, Agent, • Harrisburg, Pa. Goods sent to the Warehouse of Messrs. Peacock, Zell & Illitchman, Nos. 808 and 810 klirket street, above Eighth, Philadelphia, by 4 o'clock, P. /6, will arrive at Harrisburg, ready for delivery, next morning. ranBo-rdrayl REAL ESTATE AT PRIITATE SALE. rrtHE several properties of the estate of WIG -1 LIAM ALLISON, deceased, in the city of Harrisburg, consisting of Houses on Pront street and Chestnut street, at and near the car ner of Front and Chestnut streets, a vacant lot on Mulberry street, near Third street, and 191 acres of land at the eastern terminus of Matket street, are offered for sale. For terms of sale, apply to the undersigned, Seventh and Noble streets, Philadelphia. de2l-dtt] THOMAI3 COCHRAN PMITORAPE! PROZIIIRAPHS ! ! SUBRITE & WELDON, roam:six or RIDGII ROAD, 11]ip ESPEOTFOLLY inform the citizens of Har risburg that they have moved their place of business from Ridge Road to No. 110 Market street, between Fourth and Fifth, where they have fitted up a new PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, with all the modern improvements, .where they are prepared to do first class work. We guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who favor us with a call. no2l STATE CAPITAL HOTEL. OORNHai OF THIRD AND WALNUT STS., Harrisburg, Penn's. MHE undersigned having purchased this well known house has enlarged and thoroughly renovated it. The rooms have been re-painted and papered, and the entire establishment ele gantly re-furnished. Being pleasantly and eli gibly located, and- provided with every conve nience, it-offers to the public all the comforts and luxuries of a first class hotel. Trusty and obliging servants always in attendance. A bar well stocked with choice liquors is attached to the establishment. W. G. THOMPSON, • Proprietor de26 dly NORFOLK OYSTERS, REAL Salts, under the Jones House. York River Oysters, fine article, under the Jones House. Also, Terrapin's, which will be served up in fine style at short notice under the Jones House, by [no3o] JOSEPH SNIVELY. GOLD PENS ! GOLD PENS I ! ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF -..N011 GOLD PE NS LED HOLDERS Received at SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE All pens warranted, or no, sale. not SMOKING TOBACCO. :k1 OK, gentile. - ,WIL - DOOll, Js, & 00 eept24 SPLIT PEAS , TIIST received at no2o DOOR, Jr, , & Co: . . THE annual list of United States taus made upon lincenses, income on carriages, silver plate and all unpaid monthly lists aro now due, and payable as follows: Juniata county will be attended to by John M'Laughlin, deputy, at Mifiliatown, on Mon day the 11th day of January, 1846; at bl'Allis terville on the 12th and 13th, Richfield 14th, Mexico 16th, IPConnelsville 18th, East Wat erford 20th and 21st, Perryville 23d. Snyder county—Henry Smith will attend at the Washington House, Middlebnrg,on the 1 tat of January; Selinsgrove, at the Union Rouse on the 12th, Freeburg, at P. Moyer's hotel, on the 13th, at Beaver Sprlng.l4th and 15th. Union county—Jesse Beaver, deputy, will Mend at.Hartleton on the 11th of January, at Miiiiinburg on the 12th, at New Berlin on the 13th, at Lewisburg on the 14th and 15th, at New Columbia on the 18th, at Union • town on the 19th. Northumberland county—S. B. Boyer, deputy, will attend at his office in Sunbury, on the 18th and 19th, at Weaver's Hotel, in Shamokin, on the 26th, on the 22d and 2341 at J. M. Huff's in the borough of Milton. Dauphin county—Attendance will bo given in person, or b dep the esser'E Office; Iffiddletown y , on uty th , e at 11th, at Am Hum meistown, at Baums' Hotel, on the 12th, at Lingletdown on the 13th, at Berryburg on the 19th, at Millersburg on the 20th. at Halifax-on the 21st, at Danphin on the morning of the 22d. Attendance will be given on any day at my office, in Harrisburg, for Dauphin county. Special notice to all who neglect to pay at the time and places specified, 10 per centum must be added and paid. All taxes must be paid in Government fonds or its equivalent. A. K.. FAHNESTOCK, Collector 14th District, Penna. •dec3Osowd2w HARRISBURG STEAM MILL I . Flour azaci. WetociL. IVErEsubscriber will sell and deliver to any part of the city fresh - ground, beat extra family flour, in barrels or sacks, in any qnan tity, by the single barrel, half, quarter or eighth of a barrel. Also, fresh ground corn meal, and feed of every description. Orders left at the grocery store 9f George H. Bell, corner of Second and Chestnut streets, at Peters' Farmers' Hotel, in Market street, or at the drug store of Dr. Egle, on the Ridge Road, will be promptly attended to. dec2B-2moecne° JOHN HOFFER. JEWFT 'MRS Of "'MAL MIL icr 7. The Concentrated Juice of the Fruh Root ASLIGHTLY TONIC; DRIBEITC ANL. APERIENT. It has a specific action upon the LIVER, exciting it, when langafd, to secretions, and resolving the CHRONIC en gorgements. It has been much employed in Germany and is a popular remedy with our practitioners in this country. The diseases to which it Is especially applicable are those con nected with the LIVER, and of the digestive organs generally. It is the best preparation ever offered to the public for that disease, and every person that is troubled with that disease should procure a bottle Immediately. Price 60 cents per bottle. Made In our own laboratory from the fresh root dug in October, (the period of its greatest activity.) S. A. KUNKEL & BRO., Apothecaries, 118 Market street, Harrisburg. REMBhII3EII j an 7 FIIR S! F tfR 811 II It 8111 T AM carrying out my well earned reputation 1 for selling the best made FURS at the most reasonable prices, and offer now my splendid assortment of Hudson Bay Sable, Rich Mink Sables, Siberian Squirrel, Chinchilla, Stone Martin, Fitch, &c., FURS for Ladies and !dim a at tho moat rea • sonable prices. orMy stock of Hudson Bay and Mink Sa bles is the finest ever offered in this market," and comprises: Riding Capes, ThreeQnsrier and Half Capes, Berthas, Collars, Muffs, &c. JOSEPH ROSENBAUM, No. 416 Arch street, above 4th, south side, Philadelphia. P. B.—No business transacted on Saturday, de2B dlmif 4. MUST BE SOLD 1 WALL PAPER, 'MEER& SCREFVER'S BOOKSTORE Has to be moved on the first of April next. His stock of Wall Paper must be reduced, and will, therefore, be sold at very low prices; al. though price of Wall Papers is still going pp. Persons desirous of papering their houses, will do well to examine his assortment. and pricers: THEO. F. SCITEFFEH December 1, 1863. ar Five cents cash paid for Clear Mixed Bags per pond . Old Books wanted for—cash, deB THIS INVALUABLE SYRUP, WHIM BS entirely vegetable in its compoaltlon, has been employed with wonderful stumem for many Years in the cure of diseases for the Alll PASSAGES and LUNGS. For any form of the, disease such as COUGH, TIOICLING of the T33310AT, SITITING OF BLOOD, Mrs - 1- OULT BREATHING, HAAIISENEBB, LOEB OF VOICE, and HECTIC FEVERS, Its use will be attended with the happiest remits. It 35 one of the best and safest medicines - for" all forms of 13.110N081T18 and OONSIMI Ile Laudnampr preparation of-Opiom in any Ave is this syrup. PrJOB 1100 YER BOTTLE. For sale at BnONKilli CHEAP 800.11 STORE. Broad Street, between Second acd Third, ri ARMIN:MG: THE UNDERSIGNED him opened a new BAKERY, in the Sixth warn ; whey he Is prepared to. supply BREAD AND CARES at a, reasonable rate. He will warrant satisfaCtiori to all who.will give hlnka oall. He will sell his bread at the rate of FIVE CENTS PEE POUND, ' and fall weight guaranteed. jan6 dtf - JOHN ALC'ORN AA LARGE supply of superior Sweet Cider, just received and Will be sold cheap by the barrel, gallon and quait,iit The New Gro cery., [no2s] IYER & KOEBP 18. APPLES! APPLES! APPLES ! 2,000 12 B 70 1 'spounds'rrokrkSStakitete Batter Potatoes, Buckwheat Flour, Sweet Oder, whole- sale and retail, at 90/ (below Fourth))ldarket Street, Harrisburg, Pa. .W. H. ta-BLE. • della( 8ttCPX•X1.437,40. Z04;4'207 4 Ekchange.lßlLUONOlatthilmg, Peplons, BotultlegandlWTar:cibla • ined. 10016dly • New 2011txtistmtnts. TAX PAYER-S-I‘,:iiiii`*iTioE LIQUID EXTRACT. miancrocx PECTORAL RUM NEW BAKERY. SWEET CIDER J. B. BWINQ.,I, linilig
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